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Friends,

Sometimes in Old Westerns in Movies and on TV you'll see someone—usually from South of the Border—who has a Single Action Holster hanging from the lowest point of a diagonal Cartridge Bandoleer Belt.

Is this workable? With leg tie-down? Without?

Thanks.

…..RVM45

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Yes it is workable. I will have to look it up in the index, one of the older Leathercrafters and Saddlers Journal has a pattern for a bandoleer holster. I have made two from that pattern.

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Thanks. A friend needed an open carry holster for legal reasons and its cold there and he couldn't figure out how to open carry while wearing a long thick coat.

I told him that a bandoleer holster with the bandoleer big enough to go over a coat might fit the bill—but then I questioned my own advice.

…..RVM45

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There are a couple other options that would work for his needs also that would allow for adjustments for different seasonal clothing. The first one is the Alaskan Guide, the second one was designed by Cliff Fendely of Fendely knives. The holster can be worn on the chest harness or on the belt.

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This was made to wear over winter hunting clothes. He wanted to wear it low.

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On ‎3‎/‎14‎/‎2015 at 5:27 PM, camano ridge said:

There are a couple other options that would work for his needs also that would allow for adjustments for different seasonal clothing. The first one is the Alaskan Guide, the second one was designed by Cliff Fendely of Fendely knives. The holster can be worn on the chest harness or on the belt.

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The picture of the EA-6s brings back some memories, LOL

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